The Vermont Edition team is headed to Windham County for the next installment of its monthly “Town by Town” series. Join us in Grafton for a live broadcast from the Nature Museum. Bring your stories, history and questions about Grafton, or email them now to vermontedition@vermontpublic.org.

Seating is limited and the event may take place outdoors. To support the work of Vermont Public, we suggest a $10 donation to attend.

Guests:

• Wendy Martin: Longtime editor of the Grafton News
• Cynthia Gibbs, Lifelong Grafton resident, 81 years old, former town clerk and treasurer
• Patrick Cooperman: Longtime Grafton resident, will share stories about the African American Heritage Trail and Daisy Turner Center
• Dan Lerner, executive director of the Windham Foundation
• Kent Underwood: President of the Vermont Farmstead Cheese Company, which produces Grafton Cheddar
• Nik Katrick: Executive director of the Nature Museum

Accommodations: Vermont Public is committed to providing access and accommodation for individuals with disabilities at our events. To request accommodations, please email events@vermontpublic.org or call us at 802-655-9451 at least seven days in advance of the event.

Cancellation Policy: Please let us know by emailing events@vermontpublic.org if you are not able to join us so that we may release your tickets to someone else.

Directions and Parking: The Nature Museum is located at 186 Townshend Road in Grafton. Is available immediately across the street from The Nature Museum in the Windham Foundation parking lot. Vehicles may drop-off visitors in the driveway adjacent to the Museum, but cannot stay there for the duration of the visit.

Recording Disclosure: This event will be recorded and broadcast live using audio and still photography. Your entry and presence constitutes your consent to be recorded and to use any of the recording by Vermont Public for potential use in content projects or promotions.

Other questions? Email us at events@vermontpublic.org.